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Deflation is the ogre that must be fought decisively
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThe only thing that ever affects the fat-cats is a depression. Interesting to see when the next one will be.Comment
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Originally posted by SpontaneousOrder View PostIt was the fattest cats that engineered 1929 to acquire all of the less fat cats. I would imagine that the fattest will benefit from the next one too.Comment
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This woman's entire existence consists in advising governments how to better leech off their tax chattel. Not a word that comes out of her mouth is anything but self-serving bile.Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThe gap between rich and poor was reduced for the first time in a generation. Now its been increasing for 80 years.
Rich - poor divide is is just a natural consequence of some people being worth more than others - apart from those that get it through fraud. But those that get rich through fraud aren't generally the ones who get squashed when it all goes tits.Comment
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Originally posted by SpontaneousOrder View PostYou say that like it's good thing. Being more equally screwed is worse than being unequally benefited.
Rich - poor divide is is just a natural consequence of some people being worth more than others - apart from those that get it through fraud. But those that get rich through fraud aren't generally the ones who get squashed when it all goes tits.
But societies in which people are more equal tend to be happier. Rich or Poor.Comment
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Originally posted by SpontaneousOrder View PostYou say that like it's good thing. Being more equally screwed is worse than being unequally benefited.
Rich - poor divide is is just a natural consequence of some people being worth more than others - apart from those that get it through fraud. But those that get rich through fraud aren't generally the ones who get squashed when it all goes tits.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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Originally posted by doodab View PostA widening rich poor divide...
With this ultra cheap cheap money there's no point in the poor saving it, and the rich get to reap the rewards of the poorer's unrestrained spending and cheap capital to grow (unnaturally) even more. We don't need a depression though - just honest monetary policy.Comment
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